Extruded fin tubes also called integral high finned tube are bimetallic tubes that have their wall thickness deformed into fins using a cold rolling process. The core production process is as follows: Material Preparation A bimetallic tube structure is used, with an inner base tube (such as steel or copper) […]

Carbon steel finned tubes are high-efficiency heat transfer elements widely used in industrial heat exchange equipment. They increase heat dissipation area by adding fins to the surface of a carbon steel base tube, thereby improving heat transfer efficiency. The core function of carbon steel finned tubes is to reduce contact

Stainless steel finned tubes improve heat exchange efficiency by expanding the heat exchange area. They are corrosion-resistant, high-temperature resistant, and have a lifespan 3-5 times longer than carbon steel, making them widely used in harsh environments such as chemical and food processing.   A stainless steel finned tube is a

1. High-Frequency Welded Finned Tubes Utilize High-Quality Welded Connections High-frequency resistance welding utilizes the skin effect and proximity effect of high-frequency current to concentrate the current on the surface of the workpiece and adjacent areas, generating extremely high heat at the contact point and achieving a strong connection between the

Longitudinal finned tubes, as a highly efficient heat exchange element, play a crucial role in industrial applications such as boiler cooling, workshop heating, and heat exchange in chemical equipment. Their core characteristic is enhancing heat transfer efficiency by increasing the heat dissipation area, while also possessing advantages such as compact